The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-25
Society.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Greenstreet entertained a
number of friends at progressive euchre on
Wednesday evening.
The young people Of Central-avenue Church
will give an entertainment at the Surgical In
stitute tonight. The orchestra of the Sunday
school, and number of the best solo and chorus
singers will take part
Cards were issued yesterday by Mr. and Mrs
T. q. Day. for next Tuesday evening, when
President j. II. Smart. of Purdue University,
will conduct a conversation on IAN Evening
with Raphael and Michael Angelo
A great many tickets have been sold for the
Josiah Aliens wife" social to be given to night,
at Memorial Church. Josiah Aliens wife will
be assisted by several notable women and other
friends in entertaining those who attend.
Mrs. NJ. V. McGilliard entertained a number
of ladies few days ago. Each lady received
an emery cushion" as souvenir. The parlors
| were decorated with butterflies, walls and
curtains. made of various colored tissue papers.
Mrs. McGilards friends left with many pleas
| ant membranes of her hospitality.
Friday evening next the young people Of the
| Fifth Presby terian Church will give an enter
| tainment there of very novel character. An
| interesting programme has been arranged, con-
sisting of instrumental music by an orchestra
| composed of twenty five young ladies of the
| church. The Peake sisters will also assist in
| making the evening one OF unusual enjoyment.
| The entertainments of James Whitcomb Riley
possess all the attractveness that the finer quail
| ity of humor can give them His audiences are
always delighted, and carry away remembrances
of er ioyment that warrant at each of his visits
| the return of old friends and admirers At Ply
| mouth Church, tomorrow evening, he will pre-
sent programme of exceptional interest Be-
sides Mr.. Riley's reeitations fine musical pro.
| gramme will be rendered
A pleasant reception was given yesterday al
the residence of Mrs. Chas. Reese, on North
| Pennsylvania street. by the ladies of the Free
| Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society. There
was large attendance and the entertainment
was financial success. The usual refreshments
were served, and fancy articles and homemade
| candy met with ready SALE Tasteful decora-
tons consisted of golden butterflies and tulips OF
| every hue Another reception will be given in q
| fortnight at the residence Of DR.. johnson on
| North Delaware street.
| PITMAN-MoRGAN.
| Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
| RUsHvILLE, March 24.-Mr. B. F. Pitman, oil
Huron. D. T., and Miss Emma Morgan. of this
place, were married at the residence of The
brides parents in this city, at o'clock last
night Mr.. Pitman formerly resided here-oc
cupying the position Of assistant cashier of the
Rushville National Bank. He is now engaged
| in the real estate and railroad business il
| Huron. D. Z. He is frst-class young man
The bride is of Rushville's most intelligent
and popular bellies. She has occupied the posi-
| ton of deputy county recorder at this place fo
about six years, to the entire satisfaction of al
our people, and with great credit to herself
The best wishes of all who know the bride an(
groom, 60 with them to their new Western
home.